👜 Convenient CrossTab Ultra Light Hands-Free CrossBody Women's Handbags & Wallets: Stay Stylish & Organized! Review

The pen holder is on the back, should be on the front. He needs an old credit card in his inside front pocket. Since the entire front of the belt is one giant space, it's completely useless unless you want to bag arrows! You have to separate it somehow. A few Velcro straps aren't worth much. No water bottle pocket. I like the pocket on the bottom to catch loose things that would otherwise fall out. It's nice to have everything that can be carried without hands, but generally not enough.

Although it's a little smaller than I wanted, I could have ordered a size up. Regardless, I use it a lot and it's very convenient to keep my wallet, keys, phone and sunglasses in one place. I don't have to worry about collecting these things, just take it and go. I use this on small hikes and when my gym clothes don't fit into pockets for these devices when I'm done. I wish the internal ID slot was a bit bigger as its size is not good for inserting a money clip or something, I also don't like…

Very well made and for many it will be very useful. However, wearing it under a business suit jacket is impractical as it insulates and is therefore bulky rather than thin and light. It's also not something you'd want to carry while driving or sitting in a hard chair, considering the pockets are spread out both the back and front. OTOH, for those who want to wear it outside (not seated) to keep their hands free, if you don't mind the comfy(?) padding, this would be excellent. Lots of different…

I travel on the commuter bus (2 hours each way) and need something that can stash essentials and keep them close at hand, both on the bus and during the trip. basically while going about my day. I also spend hours at a client's several times a week and needed a relatively unobtrusive, hands-free way to keep all my belongings to myself without having to repack anything. the main compartment was kind of a black hole and how uncomfortable the strap could be around my neck. This solves both…